This blog summarizes the key points of a report “Advancing Climate-Compatible Infrastructure Through the G-20 – Opportunities for Progress Under the German Presidency” by the Center for American Progress and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung North America.

SHAPING AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD On December 1, 2016 Germany assumed the G20 Presidency. There are plenty of resources available to learn more about the G20 itself, find out what’s on the German 2017 agenda, and to stay on top of current events and participation opportunities.

Even though the German G20 Presidency does not formally begin until December 1, 2016, it has already begun preparations for the 2017 Summit process. In addition to Germany (2017 President), the new Troika consists of; China (2016 President); and Argentina (2018 President).